WebTrends Training

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WebTrends Training

• Mike Atwell, AGCOM
• and
• Ralph Booker, AGIT

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Agenda

• Accessing WebTrends
• WebTrends
• Calendar
• Table of Contents
• Reports
• Questions
• webtrends_at_agad.purdue.edu
• Help
• http//www2.agriculture.purdue.edu/agit/webtrends.
  asp

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Accessing WebTrends

• Go to County Template Web Page
  http//www2.ces.purdue.edu/ces/admin
• Go to WebTrends Link
• Type in user name anonymous
• Suggest you use this during training

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Calendar

• Select date period
• Day
• Week
• Month
• Year
• Send reports to Word, Excel, etc.

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Table of Contents

• Overview Dashboard
• Visitors Dashboard
• Navigation Dashboard
• Technical Dashboard
• Activity Dashboard
• Browsers and Platforms Dashboard

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Reports

• Graphs
• Bar
• Line
• Pie
• Time listed in 24 hr format
• Tables

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Definitions

• Visits - A visit is a series of actions that
  begins when a visitor views their first page from
  the server, and ends when the visitor leaves the
  site or remains idle beyond the idle-time limit.
  The default idle-time limit is thirty minutes. If
  someone goes to your home page, another page,
  back to the home page, and then somewhere else in
  a 30-minute time period, all of that activity is
  reported as one visit.

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Definitions

• Views - Counting page views is the method I like
  to use for judging how many people have loaded my
  Web page into their browser.

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Definitions

• Hits - Each file requested by a visitor registers
  as a hit. There can be several hits on each page.
  While the volume of hits reflects the amount of
  server traffic, it is not an accurate reflection
  of the number of pages viewed.  The Purdue
  Extension home page, for example, is made up of
  one HTML file, one JavaScript file, and many JPEG
  and GIF image files. If the total of all of these
  files is 24, then every time a user visits that
  page in a Web browser, 24 hits are counted.

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